Atteridgeville Super Stadium

Atteridgeville Super Stadium is a Multi-use Soccer and Athletics stadium in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, Gauteng province, South Africa. It is used mostly for football (soccer) matches and is the part-time home stadium of Supersport United. The stadium has a capacity of 28,900 people with construction still in process and final completion planned for February 2008. The stadium will be used to host local PSL and SAAFA matches and is earmarked to be used as Training venue for the 2010 FIFA teams hosted by Tshwane. The full cost of the stadiums renovation is R168 million, and the on completion will meet FIFA stadium requirements. The project is managed by Mr. Hennie le Roux of the Department Sport Recreation Arts and Culture of the City of Tshwane, and the Engineering firm EVN Africa Pty Ltd, working alongside the local sporting bodies, ward Councillors and community groups. Completion of phase 6 the Covered pavilions with suites adjacent to the Main stand will be December 2007 and planned completion of the phase 7 the Northern open stands in November 2008.The final phase consisting of the electronic scoreboard, CCTV cameras, PA system upgrade, bucket seats for all the stands and some ancillary works will commence in June 2008 with final handover of the full scope of stadiums upgrade in February 2009 ready for the African cup games in June 2009.The Mayor of Tshwane has identified the stadium as one of the Cities top projects.